Perfect for taco Tuesday:
This Humble Elevator Technician Ran Two Miles Into The World Trade Center To Save Hundreds Trapped In Stalled Elevators.
On the morning of September 11, 2001, 46-year-old elevator mechanic Charles "Chuck" Costello Jr. was working at a hotel in SoHo, twenty blocks north of the… pic.twitter.com/IybfTm6Zw9— Dotsthoughts (@DorothyStangle) September 6, 2026
Photographer David B captured this stunning shot of a Roseate Spoonbill in flight. pic.twitter.com/zt3sdqnOCL
— World's Amazing Things (@Hana_b30) September 6, 2026
In October of 2012, an Icelandic television station had a technical error, and the subtitles from an episode of The Sopranos titled "The Strong, Silent Type" was aired when the Teletubbies was being broadcasted.
The show didn't have any subtitles and was only dubbed in Iceland. pic.twitter.com/ghZgj7tnQn— SurrealMediaFacts (@SurreMediaFacts) September 6, 2026
White Cherry Tree from Japan 🇯🇵 pic.twitter.com/LEI0RXdHSU
— World's Amazing Things (@Hana_b30) September 6, 2026
After heavy flooding hit parts of Nepal, rescue teams were searching through flooded roads and riverbanks, looking for anyone still trapped by the strong current.
That’s when one volunteer noticed something moving through the water. It was a wild elephant fighting against the… pic.twitter.com/sasl1Ixbpx
— FeelGoodThoughts (@feelgoodtale) September 6, 2026
Miracles still happen.
For the last 9-months, my wife, Brooklyn has been pregnant with a very sick baby boy. Three or four months ago, we learned that the baby had severe hydrocephalus. Back in the old days, hydrocephalus was called, 'water on the brain' – too much brain fluid. Ultimately, we were… pic.twitter.com/qZqNNHx1hI
— FeelGoodThoughts (@feelgoodtale) September 7, 2026
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I don’t care if the elephant and panda were computer generated. It was a lovely story someone wanted to share, fiction or not. Made me happy.
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and all the other stories (except the Teletubbies) were good, too.
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It’s good to know when something is computer-generated. That means that someone is still paying attention, and that’s good.
But it never overshadows what is truly good about this segment.
All stories are not necessarily true, but they can be uplifting. Many good stories are creative imaginations based on real happenings.
It’s important to know, however, which is which, for those who might otherwise feel mislead.
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I generally agree, although sometimes is obvious and not necessary to point it out. I dislike the tendency of some commenters to accuse posters of using AI to write their posts. Usually it isn’t true and, even if it is true, doesn’t (in my opinion) detract from the substance.
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Critics abound! It is much easier to criticize than create.
Your thoughts were the inspiration for a thoughtful discussion with someone well-acquainted with both fields.
In part, AI is no more then a sophisticated database look-up. It’s a tool. That’s no different from using any writers manual or dictionary or any other aid to compose and organize thought. The moment anyone edits, recombines and/or restates it, it no longer truly AI. For those who want to improve their writing, it can be most helpful.
If it is directly copied, then yes, it’s AI.
Inspiration can spring from many sources.
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